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Colorado's Legislature has passed an ambitious bill to spare hospitals severe budget cuts while generating $1.8 billion for transportation.
Colorado Republican Rep. Mike Coffman says that Pres. Donald Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey was "quite a surprise to me."
State lawmakers have reached a deal on a bill that will save rural hospitals from closing.
The Republican sponsor of a bill to save a Colorado energy agency added some elements enticing to Democrats and secured a high-ranking Democratic House co-sponsor.
Tensions ran high on the state Senate floor on Monday as lawmakers debated a bill that would determine the future of Colorado's Energy Office.
Colorado Republicans used a late-night filibuster Monday to block a first-of-its-kind requirement that oil and gas producers provide the locations of all their gas lines.
Sen. Cory Gardner, a Republican representing Colorado, has gotten the government of North Korea all riled up.
Colorado lawmakers want the federal government to pay for the costs related to a toxic spill in the southwest corner of the state that also impacted New Mexico.
A teacher was placed on paid administrative leave after the Johnstown Milliken School District said he allowed students to hit a piñata with President Donald Trump's face on it.
Colorado lawmakers formally launched a rescue mission Friday to spare hospitals in the state severe budget cuts by advancing a bill that features a grab bag of fiscal maneuvers, including raising recreational pot taxes.
Colorado lawmakers are taking up a last-minute proposal in response to a deadly home explosion traced to an inactive gas well line.
A federal judge has dismissed a long-running lawsuit challenging Colorado's strict tax and spending limits as unconstitutional but more appeals are possible.
Republicans are celebrating the passage of a new health care bill through the House, but their fight to repeal and replace Obamacare is far from over.
Colorado state lawmakers are trying to help college graduates who are struggling with student debt.
A bill that provides less-severe penalties for teen sexting is on its way to the Colorado governor's desk.
